Ishpeming High School - Hematite Yearbook (Ishpeming, MI)

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,- Page Ten ENGLISH English woill has been developed in our school so 'is to contribute to the aims of ill secondary education Nllss Xiuan helped us thiough the tlial and eilor stage of Freshman Fnglish Miss Johnson intioduced literature and helped to ev tend our vocabularies in ou1 Sophomore year Miss G1 ibble taught us to appleciite American litci 1tu1e in our Junior year and M1 Renz cul tnated our poetic tastes and helped to develop ou1 creative abilities 1n the teaching of Fng 11h literature ln ou1 Senior year In all we fell better prepaled to take ou1 place in the vxoild mole assured more enlightened EXTRA CURRICULAR Miss Bentlev has raised our cultural stand alds with her excellent lf1StlUCt1Oll IH music Mis Nettleton has developed to a gleat extent the creative alt woill Inteiest and enthusiasm have appealed in the field of physical txalmng 'lil s N lohnsen has 8l'1C0llldLCil g,lllS basket ball and 'VII Watson has helped the boys es tabllsh athletic 1QCO1dS Miss W9S'l has serwed as an inxaluable secretaly to M1 Phelps super intendent COMMFRCIAL AND HONIF Fl ONOMICS The Misses Malmgren Dunn 'md I klund have guided the early training of many of our stu- dents' Miss Malmgren teaching the principle of bookkeeping, Miss Dunn, the art of typewriting, and Miss Eklund, the principles of shorthand. Miss Hess, Miss Gustafson, and Miss Kinsman are in charge of the home economics classes and are well versed in the culinary art. Sewing is also taught. Domestic pursuits for girls are to be encouraged.

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If K -Vfllx attemptx 11a1e heen made to f01I1'ILll1t9 an ade quate deH111t1o11 of Edu1at11111 FOI a school QL1DDO1TI6d 11 1 1 1 11 1111e 111 IX e, to 11ep111 1 N S 11 LIIIN 1111 LILIIEIIN 11 It mux he ltx l'II t11 tlllll eath ye 11 111111 the LOI'lITI'lLlI11+X .1 st1eam 11 11111115 people 11111 1111111111 111- x11mLth111goftht11' 11110 1111 N1111.1 111 IL L IU 11 the s1hoo Ne111l111g 1111t its 11g1 t 1111 Lld1ll1,.f 1 lx a dass of 9 11111 the h11111 th lt e111h 111 ite 71L l1lD6IN 11111 efcemp 1 1 11 NL h th 11111 11119 1111111 th N xf. 1 ll 1 I IIII LIN SLIDLIIIIILII ent Class of '36, the largest i11 the history of OU1' school, I congratulate you and offer my sincere good wishes for a happy and 11'ell-o1'- dered life. May you always Cherish the mem- ories of your high school days, and ever be true to the ideals and practices which y11u, and the student body at large, have come to hold tra- ditional i11 the life of Ishpeming High. O. E. JOHNSON, Principal. Page Nine 1 11 1 1 I 3 1 1J.ltY 171111.17 t11X11ti1 ll, h111ve1'1l1', there C'll1 he 111 ,' ol1- 1 ' ft: st d- .' I' ' ship. st X ' 1 1 .A pf Q .I f 1 'hvv , 51 1 1 th Y X X .xml 1.1 X . A 1. I. 1' l .' 'l ,l t'1s. 111 thl Clase 111' .!,1' 1 l is 'g 11' fs g l 1 'lz,'fs,- 173, 1 1 1 A - 1 1 ' 1.1. . l'fj y thia I11ll'I 1.'- 211111 1e111'i1' e ' 1r111111ity 111' 1 ' led 1 11'i .1 21 5121191 111' soci-11 1'esp1111sil1'it.y. l f. .. ' Q '.I, .' -dl .

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INDUSTRIAL Mr Blssonnette Mr qeabolg M1 I9Cl2.llC and M1 Iflaa have helped the boys 1n.1ste1 the fine pomts of the seemmgly compllcated machm ery of motors and lnstlucted them ln the a1t of wood wo1k forge and mechamcal d1aXVlI'lg' HISTORY AND LANGUAFES As Tune Marched On we were p1epa1ed to cope vuth the problems of ou1 day both soclal and economlc M1 Maynard and M1 Fauell helped to bloaden ou1 lntellects 1n thelr teach mg of hlstoly and m0C13l suences Through the falthful and dlllgent effolts of the Mlsses Hov seth Loubelt and Conlad we have become well velsed ln forelgn languages namely Latm French and Gelman These COUIQQS have D10 moted our lndlvldual adx ancement MATHEMATICS AND QCIFINQF It 15 genelally understood that It IS not so much the amount of mathematics Ol sclence that counts as the plactlcal appllcatlon fvwhmch afte1 all IS the axm of all teachlngj Through the ef f0ltS of Mr Rltzman and Mlss Shuma1 the mys te1y concelnmg algeb1a and geometly wa solved The hlghly ambxtlous and effluent sought the ald of M1 Rltgman IH lugher mathc matlcs Gulded by the strateglc lands of M1 Mattson Mlss Olsen, M1 Haney and 'VI1 Tovwn send, we found COUIQQS 1n genelal QCIQHCQ blol ogy chemlstry and physlcs slmple md plactlcal We feel that our teachers have been klndly Masters of Oul Fate Graduatmg fxom hlLl'l school IS ou1 fllst m1l6StOH6 We l6all76 that supleme satlsfactlon and Joy come f1om honest endeavol and feel confident that ou1 assocla tlons and SXPEIIGHCQS hele wlth ou1 teachexs wxll p1omote hazmonlous results ln ou1 futule llfe Page Eleven . S. , . I ' T, '. 1 ' 1 1 T 1 1 1 1 ' . . . i . - , ' . . ' 1 s ' I ,-.,.,,,, , , 1 , , , , IK ' !7 , , ., , , 1 V' A Q . , , , Q 1 I 1 ' - ' E , -. . ' .,, ' 1 1 , y 1 J . 1 Y, . . . J . ' ' l ' . ' ., , .4 b 1 s. L ' .' - I v ' n 1 1 l 5 . ' . r . . X- ' ' ' 1 I , nr 1 1 1 . . . . . I . , , . . . A '. ' - .. ,, , - , D , 1 . H . .VY ' . ' , , -. -